Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

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| YoRK-FKfLows DRFsArs NIcoLL-sHB REPuBLI-
CANS CLAIM TO HAVE CAPrrREp TIE NEW JERSEY
| LEGISLATURE
| Elections were held yesterday In New York,
| Maryland. Virginia, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
! Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Nebraska and Iowa
| The results In many instances were great sur
prises and upset all calculations New York went
democratic by plurality in the neighborrood Of
10000. In the city the entire democratic ticket
was carried. Fellows being elected district attor-
ney BY about 600 plurality. The labor or george
vote fell on over one-half The legislature 10 re-
publican. In Ohio Foraker Is elected governor BY
! An increased majority. The republicans claim 10
| have carried the legislature In New Jer-
, sey. The democrats win have a large ma
| Jonty IN the virginia legislature insuring
| the election OF John 8. Barbour TO the senate
To succeed Riddle0erger. Ames Is elected governor
| OF Massachusetts by the Republicans VINO ma ie
large gains The postponed election In Rhode
Island for Congressman resulted In q victory for
Warren o: Arnold, republican. owing To the re-
publican dlsanection In Pniladelpnia, the demo-
cratic candi iates for sheriff and controller are
elected The rest OF the city ticket is republican.
| In Maryland the democrats elected Jackson gov
ern0r 0y over 10000 majority. The scheme for
constitutional convention was not carried Max
we'll republican, was elected Supreme Court JUS
Viii o. the usSa ny heavy Tvss 10 the
Mississippi legislature. In Iowa the democrats
Claim 10 have made great gains
New York.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE BY 10000 AND
ELscT FELLOWS IN THE CITY.
The democratic State ticket was elected In New
York yesterday by a plurality OF about 10000
The latest returns on the legislature indicate that
IL Will stand: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, u; demo-
Gratis, %. Senate-republicans, 10; democrats, ID
The last assembly contained "a republicans and
"a democrats. The last senate had 20 republicans
and IL democrats.
The majority in New York city for Cook, demo
cratic can iidate for secretary OF state, Is about
5o,OOO one thousand election districts outside OF
New York and Kings Counties gives Grant lS3, ISL
COOK, i6822i; huntington, I1,624; George, 1882.
The total vote in New York city on the state
ticket was; Cook, 1l3,6o4; Grant, 5s,624; George,
81, 933; Hall. 5IS9.
There were several surprising things In the vote
IN the state, and the most notable, perhaps, was
the failure OF the republican rank ami file TO sup
port Fred. Grant. He did not geJ the voGe OF Da-
v ,sS two years ago and, In fact MS name.
Wnicn was thought TO be magical, has mao ratner
the opposite effect The greatest feature OF fne
New York city election was the fearful cut In the
that cast for him last year "a COO against IS 600
TINS was not cause BY the detection OF the social
ists for, as shrewd Judges dcted they have not
oOOO voters In the city. They made noise enough
Cheinung County complete, the home OF Gov.
Hill mas gone Democratic by $50. albany city
George 1O40. The vote In 1855 Hill was II, 2s7;
Davenport, Q, l56; Bascom, 81. In Niagara county
Grants majority Is estimated at 900, bling re-
publican gam OF near.y 1900. Oneida County,
with one elect on district missing. gives Grant 632
majority. AT syracuse Beiden, republican, Is
erected 20 Congress 10 succeed H1ScOck by 1900
plurality Buffalo elects a repuoiican mayor,
Philip 8eckin. john Laughlin, rep, IS elected
treasurr oy about 1900 majority. VIM. Ii. Adams,
OF Cans ndaigui, the republican candidate lot JUS
tlce OIL The supreme Court In the 7th Judicial dis
trfct. Is elected by nearly 10000 plurality. At
ChenaIgo Bridge, Chenango County, eleven women
offered their votes wnicn were accepted and de-
posted In the boxes They voted the straight pro-
nlolti0n ticket
IN NEW YORK CITY.
In New YORK city John R. Fellows, after the bit
terest Tight known In years, was elected district
attorney by something ike 90 600 majority. Nicoll
for votes for their State ticket If they had stood
by him he might have carried the day, but the real
secret OF Fellows election and the biz democratic
majority Is the return or 10000 OF the labor party
men 10 the democratic RANKS, and the increased
strength Of the prohibitionists throughout tue
the third assembly district For district at orney:
Fellows, 9O2o5; Nicoll 71.202; Post %, 54S; Scar
lug, 4,oe5, Mamie. re, 543. Tue republicans con-
cede the election OF Morgan OBrien and Abra-
ham X. Lawrence, DEM, Tor supreme Court judges,
defeating Rollins and Rowland; also McGown and
Pitshke, dem, Tor city court jud es defeating Hall
and Lexow. MARITIME, dem, is elected for judge OF
general sessions court; Ransom. dem. for surro-
gate; Myers dem, for city controller; Forster.
den., for president OF DO I'D OF aldermen; Messe-
mer, dem, for coroner The demoer ITS elect Cha
pin mayor OF Brooklyn, all three justices or the
peace, all seven aldermenat-large, eight aldermen
against four republican aldermen, the supervisor
aL-large. and three supervisors against ten repub
lican supervisors. and one justice OF sessions
against Que republican. Rhinehart rep, defeats
Furey, dem, for sheriff.
In New York city the election passed on quietly,
although IL was one OF the most hotiy contested OF
recent years. But one really serious ARRAY has
been reported. In political quarrel P. ID. Sulli-
van knocked down and kicked " death Frederick
street saloon There were the usual NUMBER OF
minor ARRAYS and knock-downs.
Viryinia.
THE LEGISLATURE Is DEMOCRATIC.
The State has gone democratic. The returns
show that the democrats have certainly elected
hfty-one out OF the one hundred members oil the
lower house OF the legislature. and twenty-seven
OF the forty senator's. The indications are, how
ever, that the democrats may have a two-thirds
majority In the legislature. The democrats carried
richmond Rel by about 200. They carried Norfolk,
cities. Petersburg elects two colored republicans
70 the house OF delegates by 1872 majority.
Maryland.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 10000 TO 12 600
Retu. rs from Maryland indicate tnat the demo-
cratic ticket Is elected oy majority OF between
10000 and l., 900. The candidates for governor
or, E. E. Jackson, dem9crat; Walter B. Brooks,
republican, and Summer1eld Baldwin prohibition
For conLr0nsr, L v: BA1gnmaa. democrat; R: b
tion. For attorney general W. Pinkney VIII, re,
democrat; Francis Miller. republican, and James
was II, lis In 80 dcLane, the democratic govern
or, had majo ty OF 1887. The mocrat, Carry
tue State this time by about thier normal majority
Democratic majority In Baltimore clty Is estimated
at about 5000.
The returns from the counties come In slowly
There was much cutting OF tickets throughout
the state The republican majority In AIlegany
County Is estimited at $50. In Anne Arundel
County the republicans are supposed 10 have a
majority for both the State and county tickets In
Caiyert County there was considerable cutting
among d rmocrats, and the republicans had a ma
JorIy OF over 200 In Cicil County the contest for
slerin Is close, and the repu ,AcanS have one,
| perhaps both OF the county cum. q ssiOners The
| indications are that the democrats got a small
| MATURITY Tor their ticket In Dorchester County
good Democratic majority Was given In Howard
majority or about ZOO In Prince Georges county
the democratic majority Is estimated at So The
Indications are that Queen Anne's county gives a
good democratic majority. Talbot County gives q
small Democratic majority. Washington County
gives the republicans majority or about 400.
worcester County gives the democrats a plurality
OF about 200. Wicomico County gives between 800
and 900 FOR the Democratic ticket.
New Jersey.
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM TO HAVE MAJORITY IN THE
LEGISLATURE.
The republicans Of New jersey claim to have
elected a majority or eigLt ten In tn state as
sembly and major ty OF two In the senate Bergen
| son Boomer, Democrat, IN the trst district ana
Caarles Harrington, republican, In the second dis
trict, are cleo ed 10 the assembly.
several TepeaterS were arrested Jersey City for
attempting 10 vote. The men were weIl-known 10
the police, and are held TO await the action OF the
grand jury. bold attempt was ide In the fourth
precinct OF the second district TO stun the ballot
| boxes during the noon recess. James Tterney
Judge or election was accused ny Peter Bowling OF
removing the cover OF ballot box anu drOppinS in
handful OF ballots Although there were two
policemen present al the tune, they did not tnler-